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This album complies many of the odds and ends from his final four '70s albums with Mitchell. In many respects the final three albums, Al Green Is Love, Full of Fire, and Have a Good Time took great pains at attaining a sense of normalcy. Love Ritual doesn't seem to care and offers more truthful look at some of Green's edgier, left-of-center Price: $

LP, Vinyl record album. Various Together – Presented By Designer Records Maybe the coolest record ever put out by the Luaka Bop label – and that's really saying a lot, given all the amazing albums they've given us over the years! The set's a perfect musical tonic for the times – a set of underground singles from the 70s, most of which.

The Fabulous Johnny Cash was Cash's first album for Columbia Records and one of his best for the label. Unlike some of his latter-day albums, there wasn't much filler on the record. At the time of its recording, Cash had just been freed from his contract with Sun. Instead of recording these songs for his last Sun sessions, he wound up saving much of his best material for his Columbia album.

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Dorothy Love Coates: Gospel singer extraordinaire and civil-rights activist Dorothy Love Coates was born in in Birmingham, Alabama. Regarded as a high priestess of Gospel by Little Richard, Coates was the main engine of the Alabama-based Original Gospel .

in June The great soloist/ songwriter Dorothy Love Coates came aboard in after pianist Evelyn Starks had been taken by her powerful, emotional singing on a Birmingham radio station. Others include Albertina'vValker and the Chicago-based Caravans Who were between recording contracts when they appeared at the Shrine Auditorium.

The Fabulous Johnny Cash was Cash's first album for Columbia records and one of his best for the label. Unlike some of his latter-day albums, there wasn't much filler on the record. At the time of its recording, Cash had just been freed from his contract with Sun.